Klamath republican., January 21, 1909, Image 3

PORTLAND LETTER.
NEW loilk WOMEN ARE
AltRALNGNMENT OF IIAINH
PROVINCIAL IN DltKHH, j
| h VERY BITTER,
NEW <)RK(M*.N (ODEM.
SALEM, Or-., Jun. IS. Ifepro-
PORTLAND. Ore., Jan IS. (Spe­
There Is no charge that a New ' FLUHilING, N. Y , Jun 14
Mar- sentativo iluchanun of Douglas and
llai). No new* liiat ha* been r«- Yorker or uny other American for'«balling the evidence In the trial of Jackson has introduced a measure
(.|ved by the people of Oregon ditr- that mutter dislikes quite« so much Thornton J Hains, the Htato’s At- to provide for a new codification of
Ins till- last twenty four months I» m » us that of provint lullam Attack
Attaek our!torney
our j torney today resuming his closing the laws of Oregon. The bill pro­
Luipoitunt as the announcement that ethics und our morals; cull us cold,'address, bitterly arraigned the de­ vides that the attorney genera) shall
th, tran» contlnentul rullroads will heartless, pleasure loving, vulu
fendant and hla brother as two cow­ supervise the work and that he shall
make a rate, begin til ng March lot und w« will »milt, complacently, but ards that had followed Mrs. Annis be empowered to employ all the aid
Lud loiithuulng until April 30th, from even Whisper that we are the coun­ to the float that they might shoot
nw.-saary to perform the task There
I Kan»«* UH). Omaha. Ht Pau), und try cousins of th« Ixindoner or the her hiiHhand before he could be warn­
will be *15,000 appropriated to do
Mlaneapolls, Winnipeg und other sim­ ] Purisiennu und you wound us nt our ed
Thorton Hains writhed In his this work If the Buchanan bill be­
ilarly situated towns, to all main line most vulnerable point. There is no «hair under the scorching sarcasm, comes a law.
rallnmd pointe In Oregon, for *25. I sneer that hits home quite so uner­ and frequently turned his face away
The new code Is to be In two vol- 1
The people of no state In the I'n- ringly us the "We do the«« things so front the jury.
Mrs. Annis wept umes, as Is the present one. It is
l<>n have profited mors by these one- .much better on th« other side, don’t while the State's Attorney told how to contain the constitution of the
I way tickets than have those of Ore- | you know'* with which foreign vial- her husbtind’H character had been United Htates and of Oregon, the act
Lou during the last four years The tors sometimes meet our strenuous besmirched, and she swayed In her of admission, the United Htates laws
rate from Chisago Is 133, from Ht efforts toward cosmopolitanism.
chair as Darrin, his voice ringing relating to Oregon, the declaration
Doula |30.50, with a proportional« I A single visit to one of our restaur- with emotion, said:
of Independence, and all the statutes
low far« from ull point« In the Unit- I anta or theaters will convince you
"From now on there will he no and session laws. Including the laws
I, tl Blates
This should add many that the conventions of evening dress more criminal trials where a dead of the 1909 session. The volumes
thousands of actual settlers to th« arc «ltli«r shockingly misunderstood husband's character will he dragged are to be printed by the state printer
population of Oregon Those are one- or deliberately defied by the average Into the mire of unjustified denun­ and to be sold by the secretary of i
Lay tickets, and If travellers desire woman of meuns und position Hhe ciation. and a woman’s honor assas- state for *10 a set.
to return to their former homes In wears a hut and a high necked din­ »Inated by two cowards who have
It 1« stated that W. W. Cotton, who
the older eastern states they would ner gown u costume as Inappropri­ done to death her hu»tiand Splendid assisted Judge Bellinger in the pre­
Lave to pay full faro.
ate for an cvenlug affair aa u bright noble chivalry for these two gentle­ paration of the last code, is super­
Evsry commercial club aud adver­ r«d frock at u funeral
men.”
vising the preparation of a new code
tising bureau In th« state, aa well aa
Of course, I am »peaking primarily
The Mate's Attorney attacked the for a private publishing company and
• rt-ry real estate firm, should beg In of city Ilf« aud of women who fro- plea of insanity that had been made that the private code will be ready
Liuuii'dlatcly • <» advertise the»' rates quent our restaurauta and theaters. with regard to Captain Hains, say­ during the summer. The old issue
Kvery citizen of Oregon should write and on them I cannot urge too strong­ ing that It was tbe plan of counsel Is said to be entirely exhausted and
personal letters to old friends aud ly tbe value and Importance of th« for the defense to endeavor when the the plates were destroyed In the Han
L,qualntaures reminding them that deml toilet for seml-furmal wear,
Captain cam« to trial to show that Francisco fire In April, 190«.
■ be rate la good to (heir town Hut
I was very much interested, a he bad recovered hl« mental balance
kbr ticket must be bought to lb« short time ago, In hearlog a discus- , within two months after the killing EUGENE WOMEN RIME IN ANGER.
Loint of destination—It’s Just as | alon on the subject of evening dress | of Anni*
theap to tbe most distant Oregon among women of moderate mean* .
EUGENE. Ore , Jan. 15,—A few
Loint as to one just over th« border The chief reason that was advanced
< IlA.KR LAKE ROAD.
days ago a Medford paper printed
I
Lf the stale
for its general disregard economy i
an interview purporting to have
I Oa the 13th the Roseburg Corn-
did not seem convincing An ev- : WA8HINGTON, Jan. 15,- Will <1. conie from J. W. Hobbs of this city,
Lu-rclal (Tub celebra(ed the opening cnlng gown need not coat any more Steel, representing the Crater lutke who is deputy internal revenue col­
Lf Its beautiful new club, built ez- , than any other kind of a drew, and \ Road Commission, haa succi-eded In lector, quoting him as saying that
Lrcasly for them
Guests from dlf- if a woman grumbles at Ha limited' his mission here. Forester Plncbot busier«» conditions In Eugene were
L-rent parts of tbe stale were present u»«tulnes« there arc all aorta of clev­ has coiikented to cause the forest ser­ no better sinew local option law went
kritl an elaborate banquet was served er makeshifts of collars and chemi­ vice to begin next summer the build­ In effect than before, and that many
L) tbe Ladies’ Auxiliary of the (Tub settes that will let an evening gown ing lu the national fon-»ts of road« Eugene society women, sine« the sa­
Ths welcome thaw extruding over «■•• the daylight.
leading to Crater I.ake, especially be­ loons were closed held "booze par-
Ihr I’arifir Northwest did not Inter-
No. the true reason Is that the tween the west line of tbe forests tiea" regularly at their homes, and
ri- with tbe Walla Walla-Callfor nla American womuu 1« not uci ustomed and Crater luike National Park. Sec- that a large number of them become'
kiruralonlals, wbo reached Portland to »«eIng the decollete gown In pub­ . relary Garfield agrees to do all be drunkards in consequence.
last Haturday as r a petted
, A car lic place*, she baa not been brought can to aid In the work.
The story was reprinted in the io-!
lid«- over the city, dinner and even* up to it Hbc feels M-lf-conscloua and
it has been regarded as UMless to cal papers and created much comment1
Ing reception at the Portland Com- III ut ease in evening dress at any but a«k the short «i-ssion of Congress to Women's clubs and societies, as well
Lerclal Club, «•■re feature« of I their , certain recogulxed function*
She make appropriation for these roads, aa the W. C. T. U., held special meet- !
i ought to feel III at ease and prorln but tbe cotnlug session will be asked Ings and passed resolutions condemn- '
kntrrtalnment
I Two event« of Interest last Week cla) In anything else I hope the lime fur it. Tbe prospect is good for such Ing Hobbs and nis utterances and de-
here tbe minting of the ((regoli will mm . u come that »he will feel «o an appropriation; then, if the lcgis- 'mandlng an explanation of the Inter-!
niati' Assessors Association from thv I , Not until she dues «ill we outgrow lature shall take such action aa is I view.
I.th to the 14th, and the Fourteenth the la»i of our gaucberlcs the high- asked by the commisalon, in addition j Hobbs happened to be away from
knnual Convention ot the Oregon nscked evening frock January Du , u. Klamath and Jackson Counties glv- th« cjty UB his official duties when;
, Ing ,50.000 each In two years, which the article wa« printed here and It i
alate Poultry Association, both In • llneutor.
A great many dairymen, before be- Is already pledged on condition the ' wttlj a few days before he read it. 1
Fort laud
I ('losing the nio»t auicesafiil year giunlug to milk, feed each co* The legislature shall give *100,000 the ¡when he did. in Salem yesterday, he '
It it* organization, the Portland milker hurries Io get through, b*- regular appropriation seems likely tojat once wired to the local papers de-'
¡daring that the interview was false'
Chamber of Commeri-e gave Ita an cause If the cow finishes her meal be­ I go through,
Sti-cl «III leave in a few da>« to ’ und denying that he ever made any'
Lua) dinner on Jan 13th, with »1- fore the milker lt«« done hla work,
no«t three hundred guests gathered she must be fed Hgnln to keep her hdp push the matter before tbe Ore- such statement about the women of j
Iron ml the tables.
In good humor
It 1« a better plan gi.u legislature.
1 Eugene. The women seem to be pac-1
! Hied at till« btatemeut.
Vancouver, Washington, has mi- to do t he milking first and then feed
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liny■•<! I* (’ latvey, one of America's Immediately, aud cows that are ac-
boat effitllve advertisers, u splendid cu«toni«d to tliia treatment, generally
ATTE.MIT TO KUUNI» JUROR.
Irator atid organizer, as tb-ereiary give do« n their milk cheerfully, for Faniou* To|H-ka Hotel !lurn»--lt«put>.
Ilian
llentli|uurt<-ra
for
Thir
­
a It« commercial club They ar« de- th«y kno« that milking 1» a prelude
Pirat Suspicion of Irregularity In the
ty Years
A co« la much smarter
Irmlncd to raise *10.000 for an nd to feeding
Trial of Putrii k Calhoun.
a-rtlslng fund, and nt a recent niict- thau she look», und more grateful
TOPEKA,
Kan.,
Jan.
14
The
bz Itooo was subscribed In an hour that. mo«t pi .-sons would believe So
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 14.— Th­
I A« Dr Darwin «aa walking one long a» the cows know they are not ('opeland Hotel, fur thirty years R< first suspicion of irregularity in the
L> In lit« garden he perceived a going to be struck or beaten, they will publican headquarters In Kansas and trial of Patrick Calhoun upon an in­
An experi­ a famous «topping place for Legisla­ dictment for bribery was made
Li»p upon the gravel walk with a neither kick nor hook
krx« fl) nearly a« big a« Itself which I enced milkman «III never allow any tors and politicians, situated at 9th known to the presiding judge of the
I had caught. Kneeling down, he loud talking or excitement about hla and Kuusas street«, was destroyed Court this morning by Joseph Dixon,
liatlnctly naw It cut off the bead and barn or stable, for the quieter tbe, by fire that started shortly after 4 the eleventh talesman subjected to
Lui.taking up «Ith 11« feet the trunk cows are kept the greater the quan- . o'clock this morning. A dozen per­ examination. Dixon, who was still
r middle portion of the body, to lit) of milk given, and the ea»ler the sons were Injured, suffering broken ■ the subject of interrogation when
Hiich the wing« remained attached, work Is performed. January Farm limb« and bruises, and one person is | Court adjourned last evening, ad­
missing The missing man Is I. B.
> away. But a breeze of wind act- Journal
lambert of Emporia, a prominent vanced to the bench as Court con-
PK on the wings of the fly turned
imlltlclan.
All of the 150 guests ex­ ' vened today and held a whispered
(round the wasp with Its burden and TO
cept Lambert have been accounted iconversation with Judge Lawlor. The
ki|>«ded Ita progreas. Upon thia II
Court, after directing the juror to
| for.
Jlghted again on tbe gravel walk,
return to the box, made tbe following
lutmbnrt,
who
Is
one
of
the
most
lellberately «awed off firat one wing
WASHINGTON, Jan. 13.
Many
announcement:
nd then the other, and having thus people are sending me material In prominent Attorneys and politicians
"Tbe juror has made known to the
amoved the cause of its embarrass- regard to Roosevelt’s dark and crook­ in the stale, Is believed to have been Court what be believes to have been
burned to death. It is thought that
lent, flew off with Its booty.
ed ways and I am preparing a speech
none of the others have been fatally an attempt to hold a conversation.
In which I will try and redeem my
hurt. There were many sensational with him In violation of tbe orders I
promisee made yesterday," said Sen­ escapes, several persons jumping of this Court. The matter will be
Ef’RKTARY GARPIKLDH
ator
Tillman. He said be did not from windows.
made the subject of immediate in­
PLANS AN EXPERIMENT.
know how soon ho would be able to
vestigation."
deliver
bls
speech,
but
be
would
make
WASHINGTON, Jan. 13 - Secro-
PLAN’S CRIMINAL ACTION.
WILL LIVE WHOLE CENTURY.
kry Garfield Is preparing for a dou- it before the President retired from
1« experiment In the Han Carlos fn- office.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 14.—It Is
CLEVELAND, Jan. 15.—Dr. H.
|lan reservation In Arizona. There
¡learned today upon reliable authority
Rigger,
physician and personal friend
I found on that reservation a petti­
that the Department of Justice has
er stone which is called "tufa," or
turned over to United States District 'of John D. Rockefeller, today denied
H'lte a»h, which Is peculiar to the
WASHINGTON, Jan. 14. After Attorney Stimson of the Southern I the report that the magnate was suf­
Nervation. When flrat removed ' years of vain endeavor to obtain District of New York, all the papers fering from rheumatism. He said
tom the quarries It can be cut with compensation for the loss of her connected with the Panama Canal I Mr. Rockefeller was enjoying perfect
« ordinary knife, but It hardens kingdom, Lllluokalanl, former Queen purchase that has been the target for health.
"He will live to be 100 years old,”
lhen It lx exposed to the air. It is of the Kingdom of Hawaii, today ap- criticism for the last six months. It
t light as wood and there Is a great pea red in person before the House Is believed this transfer is made with said Dr. Bigger. "If men would fol-
emand for It in the vicinity of the1 Committee on Claims to press her the view of bringing criminal action I low Mr. Rockefeller’s physical meth­
Dtervatlon for building purposes, claim. It was the first time In hls- In New York against publishers of ods, we would al) be young at 70."
lio Secretary has asked Congress to lory that a real former Queen had newspapers who have been held re­ I
WILL ASSIST TEACHERS.
ft asldo threo auctions, or almoat faced a Committee of the House. The sponsible for the reflections on men
ooo acres of land, within the reaer- Queen Is willing to accept *250,000 connected with the transaction. At- [
atlon In which this atone la to be as a complete settlement.
torney Stimson, it is expected, will
County Superintendent J. G. Swan
>iind, for the use of the Indiana. He
turn the papers over to District At- announces that until the February
Jus ekpects to experiment with the TILLAMOOK ItAIHEH
torney Jerome for presentation to, examinations he will aid teachers
one itself, «nd at tho same time as
NINETY THOUSAND. the Grand Jury that a suit may be ¡who may need assistance in prepar-
brought under the laws of New York. Ing for the examination. He is at
Wain whether It Is possible to get
liberty for this work from 2:30 to 4
Indians to work In developing
Or.,
• «* It | TILLAMOOK,
a aa«»«*«*««
vs., When the
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o’clock each day.
*too Reward, *ioo.
no demonstrating Its usefulness county Court levied the county and
Secretary thinks that If the stone
tax, making It 15 mills, out of The reader» of thia paper will be pleased to
learn that there la at leaat one dreaded dlaeaae
fiHHOHHOH the quality attributed to It, that amount S mills was for roads, ths aelenee haa been able to enre In all ita HOSPITAL AT CHKN) BURNED
IM WlU b" *
dem*n<i by which will raise *90,000. This Is ■ta*ea, end that la catarrh. ItalPe Catarrh
J1 d< ra for it, especially in the south-1 considered a large amount for so Cure la the only poalllve cure no* known to
CHICO, Cal., Jan. 14.—The Sis-
the incuivni
inc
medical iiniviiniy,
fraternity. vatmiu
Catarrh being
uriti« aeon- -
.
..
-
ML where timber Is scarce.
'small a county, with so sparse a pop­ ■titMtlonal
dfBetet.
require« as a eoBMituiiMiBl
Iters hospital here was totally de-
tnibwsivusss wzna
■■■» •vnfxsirsns
»» » » «>
ulation.
treatment, llall’a Catarrh Cure la taken tn-j stroyed today by a fire that threat-
ternally, acting directly upon tbe blood and •ned the lives of seven patients. When
It Is not usually known that to
mneoue anrfaoea of. the ayatam, thereby de
^”ad a needle in twilight, or with
the flames were discovered nurses
FRESH OYSTERS.
arraying the fonndatlas of th« dlaeaae, and
aning eyesight, the operator may be
giving »he patMM atteattb by buiMlng op rushed to the rescue of the sick and '
the oonatltulloa and aaalatiag aolnrela doing carried them to safety down burning
teatiy assisted In bolding.the noodle
Ws carry a complete stock ot
rer » piece.of(hla?k cloth if for white pplg aad Eastern Baltimore oystecs Ita work. The proprletora have ao much faith stairways. The fire started from'
>4
la Ita curative powera that they offer Oaa
»read, and over whits cloth for black Shipments received every day at thè ■ oadred Dollara for any ease It folia to aara. wood placed in an oven td dry. The
»read. Try It.
I om la *15,000. partly loaured.
.
Monarch.
>0 evhd for Utt ot loatlBOulaia.
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vvm
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No. 7
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE FIRST TRUST »• SAVINGS I
at Klamath Falls, in th« Stale of Oregon, at th« clos« oi bilame1
27, 1908.
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Due from approved reserve Lanka
Cui rent expenses .... .............. .
Cash on hand..................................
Total
LIABILITIES
ut
DOLL
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Capital stock paid in................................ .........
Undivided profits, lees expenses and taxes paid
Time certificates of deposit ................................
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has be^n
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County of Klamath,)
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J, J. W. biemens, Cashier of the «'.ove-named batik, do sole
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swear that the above statement is true to the Imat of my knowledg»tee
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J. W. KIEMENH, Cashbwlng c.B1’
Huljecribed end »worn to before me this 9th day of December, 1» p..bilc
I.asLis R oobms , Notary Pi . r. I
Cues vr— Attest:
U. W. WHITE,
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